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Roasted vegetables - what else can I throw in?

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tallyhopinkerton · 12/10/2009 16:36

At the moment I'm using red onions, peppers (red and yellow), tomatoes and courgettes and roasting in olive oil and balsamic vinegar until nice and burned caramelised.

What else can I add to it? Would aubergine work or is there too much water in it?

Thanks.

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TsarChasm · 12/10/2009 16:40

I quite like a bit of sweet potato, whole unpeeled garlic, carrots....whatever you have really

PoisonToadstool · 12/10/2009 16:41

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bibbitybobbityCAT · 12/10/2009 16:41

I was also going to say unpeeled cloves of garlic. Squish the garlic out after they're done.

ADragonIs4LifeNotJustHalloween · 12/10/2009 16:42

Carrots work. I sometimes throw in mushrooms towards the end too.

janeite · 12/10/2009 20:01

My favourite is sweet potato, carrots, new potatoes, whole garlic cloves, chunks of red onion and parsnips, with some chilli and cumin flakes and loads of black pepper. Mushrooms would be lovely in there but the dds don't like them.

tallyhopinkerton · 12/10/2009 20:52

Ooh, I like the garlic idea! And I love the sound of carrots, squash, sweet potato, parsnips, mushrooms and onions too. In my head though, they seem to divide naturally into two dishes - one which is a bit Mediterranean and one which is more of a "winter warmer".

If I just threw all of the above into one big roasting pan, do you reckon it would all come together okay? And what herbs would you recommend using?

Thanks for your help!

(Of course you can come for dinner. Bring pudding!)

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TwoManyFallsAndYouGetABadScore · 12/10/2009 20:56

I do a roasted veg ratatouille (sp?). After they are nearly roasted, I turn down the oven, chuck in some red wine, a tin of tomatos, bit of balsamic and a tiny bit of chilli and cook on a low heat for another hour.

I know it isn't roasted veg as such but it is gorgeous and a realy autumn warmer.

If you just fancy the roasted veg, you could chuck in a bit of feta near the end.

janeite · 12/10/2009 21:21

Yes - the one I described is a winter warmer one. It's actually really nice with a minty, garlicky, lemony, yoghurty dip thing too.

I find a Mediteranean one harder because I'm not fond of aubergines or courgettes.

DD1 loves cherry tomatoes on the vine, roasted with some olive oil and balsamic vinegar.

I love roasted asparagus - bit of olive oil, bit of balsamic, then served with shaved parmesan - scrummy.

ByThePowerOfGreyskull · 12/10/2009 21:24

yum to all of the above the only thing I would suggest is some halloumi cheese if you want to add something Non veg.

JamInMyWellies · 12/10/2009 21:35

celeriac, turnip, squash, parsnip, swede

Monsterspam · 12/10/2009 21:43

I'm hungry now!

We add parsnips and beetroot too.

Littlefish · 12/10/2009 21:48

Butternut squash is delicious in roasted veg.

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